Examples of using Do not recognise in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I do not recognise myself.
Our brains generate a world-simulation, so perfect that we do not recognise it as an image in our minds.
I do not recognise the language.
We have dual nationality butthe country where we married and divorced and Israel do not recognise each other's legal decisions.
You do not recognise yourself.
The Anthroposophical Society should really onlyconsist of people who are outgrowing authority, who do not recognise any such principle but only true insight.
I do not recognise the signature.
Yang-dze asked the reason, anda little boy of the house replied,'The beauty knows her beauty, and we do not recognise it.
I do not recognise the authority of this Court.
They become even more Jewish than those born of Jewishmothers who do not respect the Elohim and do not recognise their last messenger.
I do not recognise your authority at this time, Eldane.
If the people of India are enslaved by violence,it is only because they themselves live and have lived by violence and do not recognise the eternal law of love inherent in humanity.".
I do not recognise him. But perhaps someone else will.
In each case, the men had used the new passports to travel to Iran, Syria and Lebanon-all countries that do not recognise Israel and do not allow Israelis to enter.
I came here to say that I do not recognise anyone's right to one minute of my life.
Furthermore, Stanley stated that while the phrase"Battle for Australia" was used in wartime propaganda, it was not applied to the events of 1942 until the 1990s andthat countries other than Australia do not recognise this"battle" of the Second World War.
For example, states which do not recognise same-sex unions as'matrimony' will be pilloried and made an object of pressure.".
Now what took place in this way down below in Constantinople was the earthly projection of a spiritual event-an event which men do not recognise but which was of immense significance for European spiritual history, an event extending over many years, which can, however, be dated to this very year.
Those who still do not recognise the gravity of the present situation in the world are also, in a certain respect, helping to prepare for Ahriman's incarnation.
I would not have you think that I do not recognise the superiority of your own fine ear and finer taste.
Fortunately, he does not recognise her.
They are hurting but the Government does not recognise that.
At first his mother didn't recognise him when he spoke to her from the doorway.
He does not recognise the voice.
Iran, however, does not recognise dual citizenship.
This stranger seems to know her, but she does not recognise him.
Your mother didn't recognise me.
No, I don't recognise him.
Now when I see him I don't recognise him at all.'.